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Car seats do not need a high price tag to deliver strong crash protection. Consumer Reports tested 12 budget-friendly models to find the top picks
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Car seats protect a child on every car ride, but prices for infant, convertible and booster models can vary widely. A higher price doesn't always mean better crash protection or an easier installation, so shoppers can end up overpaying without a safer seat to show for it.
Consumer Reports tested 12 car seats priced under $250 across four categories for crash protection and ease of use, so families can find a seat that fits their budget and their car.
